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 # rTorrent/flood BitTorrent client
 
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+## Setup
+
+NB: This chart will start 2 containers in a single pod, when both containers are started, you will be able to configure flood.
+
+1. Install the chart `helm install rtorrent k8s-at-home/rtorrent-flood`
+
+2. Port-forward to the container `kubectl port-forward $(kubectl get pods -A -o json | jq '.items[] | select(.metadata.labels."app.kubernetes.io/name"=="rtorrent-flood")' | jq .metadata.name -r) 3000:3000`
+
+3. To connect flood to rtorrent, provide the socket path : `/tmp/rtorrent.sock`
+
+4. When connected with flood to rtorrent, go to the settings and change the download path to `/data` which is set by default by the chart
+
+5. You should be able to start downloading torrents now :)
+
+
+## Custom parameters
+
+Like any other chart, you can provide a file with your own values (check `./values.yaml` for reference) :
+
+`helm install rtorrent k8s-at-home/rtorrent-flood -f my-values.yaml`
+
+
+## Pitfalls
+
+You may need to change the StorageClass depending on your kubernetes setup or the containers won't start, use a custom `values.yaml` file to do so.
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